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A Typical Little Girl


   I love you more than the world will ever know !!

      Yeah that’s what I use to say and think, but I guess things change.

Daddy use to be the main word in my vocabulary. He was all I wanted, all I thought I needed. He was the center of my world, but all in a SNAP he was gone. No longer was I daddy’s little girl, I was more like daddys little lost girl.

    Like, when did Fathers start becoming little boys?  I couldn’t even tell you when it started. It was like in a blink of an eye I no longer had him. I would get visits and calls from him all the time, but all the time turned into once a week, then once a month, then once a year. An now it’s no more calls, no more visits. It’s like I no longer exist. Will i ever become daddys little girl again, or will i just disappear right in front of him?? Well for now ,I’m just a little girl wishing upon a star, hoping for a wish to come true, dreaming an unreal dream.

 
 
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